Ren besked om jizya, – den strafskat, som dhimmier skal betale, fordi de er vantro:
Islam and the dhimma pact
By Mark Durie – March – May 2010
Khaybar, Khaybar ya Yahud, jaish Muhammad sa ya ‘ud
“Remember Khaybar, O Jews, Muhammad’s army will return!”
— A popular Arabic chant.
The word Islam means “submission”, and there are two kinds of submission to Islam. One is the submission of the convert, who accepts Islam as his or her way of life, and follows Muhammad. The other is the surrender of the defeated non-believer.
Bassam Tibi, professor of international relations at Göttingen University, defines the mission of Islam to wage war until non-Muslims accept conversion or surrender:
“At its core, Islam is a religious mission to all humanity. Muslims are religiously obliged to disseminate the Islamic faith throughout the world. ‘We have sent you forth to all mankind.’ (Quran 34:28). If non-Muslims submit to conversion or subjugation, this call (da‘wa) can be pursued peacefully. If they do not, Muslims are obliged to wage war against them. In Islam, peace requires that non-Muslims submit to the call of Islam, either by converting or by accepting the status of a religious minority [sic] (dhimmi) and paying the imposed poll tax, jizya. World peace, the final stage of the da‘wa, is reached only with the conversion or submission of all mankind to Islam.”[1]
Mere HER i National Observer.
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